Definition of rheme in English:

rheme

noun riːmrim

Linguistics

The part of a clause that gives information about the theme.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is structured as a series of messages consisting of what Halliday calls themes and rhemes.
- I guess I have to admit that I've never heard of the theme/rheme distinction being marked on determiners.
- Over time the term enunciation gave way to rheme, and rheme to comment.
- The purpose of scanning a scene in this manner is to pick out details and their relations to one another (themes and rhemes).
- Many of the basic concepts employed in the Prague School functional analyses such as theme/rheme, topic/comment, and given/new do not seem to be clearly defined.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek rhēma 'that which is said'.

Definition of rheme in US English:

rheme

nounrimrēm

Linguistics

The part of a clause that gives information about the theme.
Compare with focus and theme
Example sentencesExamples
- Many of the basic concepts employed in the Prague School functional analyses such as theme/rheme, topic/comment, and given/new do not seem to be clearly defined.
- Over time the term enunciation gave way to rheme, and rheme to comment.
- It is structured as a series of messages consisting of what Halliday calls themes and rhemes.
- The purpose of scanning a scene in this manner is to pick out details and their relations to one another (themes and rhemes).
- I guess I have to admit that I've never heard of the theme/rheme distinction being marked on determiners.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek rhēma ‘that which is said’.

单词	rheme
释义	Definition of rheme in English: rheme noun riːmrim Linguistics The part of a clause that gives information about the theme. Example sentencesExamples It is structured as a series of messages consisting of what Halliday calls themes and rhemes. I guess I have to admit that I've never heard of the theme/rheme distinction being marked on determiners. Over time the term enunciation gave way to rheme, and rheme to comment. The purpose of scanning a scene in this manner is to pick out details and their relations to one another (themes and rhemes). Many of the basic concepts employed in the Prague School functional analyses such as theme/rheme, topic/comment, and given/new do not seem to be clearly defined. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek rhēma 'that which is said'. Definition of rheme in US English: rheme nounrimrēm Linguistics The part of a clause that gives information about the theme. Compare with focus and theme Example sentencesExamples Many of the basic concepts employed in the Prague School functional analyses such as theme/rheme, topic/comment, and given/new do not seem to be clearly defined. Over time the term enunciation gave way to rheme, and rheme to comment. It is structured as a series of messages consisting of what Halliday calls themes and rhemes. The purpose of scanning a scene in this manner is to pick out details and their relations to one another (themes and rhemes). I guess I have to admit that I've never heard of the theme/rheme distinction being marked on determiners. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek rhēma ‘that which is said’.
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